A Supermoon Will Fill The Sky Later This Week
Skywatchers can take to their backyards for a stunning look at the Hunter's supermoon later this week. Here's when to see it best.
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SpaceX Could Launch Starship Again As Early As This Sunday
SpaceX could launch Starship's fifth test flight as early as this Sunday if the FAA passes the needed licenses.
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SpaceX Will Attempt The First Commercial Spacewalk This Week
The hardest part of SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission is coming up when the passengers complete the first commercial spacewalk this week.
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China Produced Large Quantities Of Water Using The Moon's SoilÂ
Chinese researchers have turned lunar soil into water, and the development has major implications for creating water on the Moon.
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Space Photographer Captures Photo Of Secret Chinese Space Plane
An amateur space photographer has captured a photo of the elusive Chinese space plane, which continues to take part in mysterious missions.
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Crazy New Spacesuit Could Let Astronauts Drink Their Own Filtered Urine
Scientists have developed a spacesuit component that can recycle urine into drinking water, similar to sci-fi movies like Dune.
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Look Up: You Can See The Milky Way Without A Telescope This Summer
This summer, if you look up on the right nights, you can actually see the Milky Way without a telescope. Here's when to try.
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Starlink Mini Is The Satellite Internet Dish Of My Camping Dreams
Starlink has announced the Mini, a new dish small enough to fit in a backpack that can provide access to satellite internet.
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Harvard Scientists Think Aliens May Already Be Living On Earth
Harvard researchers believe we should consider the possibility that an advanced species of aliens might already be living on Earth.
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Are Warp Drives Actually Possible? New Study Says Yes
A recent study has sparked excitement in the scientific community, suggesting that warp drives, a staple of science fiction, could actually be possible. Published in…
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Former NASA Engineer Claims He Invented A Ground-Breaking Thruster That Doesn't Need Fuel
A company led by a former NASA engineer claims to have created propellant-free thrusters that could revolutionize space travel.
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A Space Balloon Will Offer The First Luxury Meal In Space, But Is It Worth It?
A company will offer restaurant goers the chance to enjoy the first luxury meal in space next year. Here's how much it will cost.
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Scientists Discovered A Strange New Planet With Boiling Oceans
Scientists say they may have discovered a boiling ocean world that can reach upwards of 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Scientists Are Already Studying How To Solve Crimes In Space Using Forensics
Scientists are already looking into ways to study space forensics so they can get a leg up on possible space crimes in the future.
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How To Watch SpaceX's Upcoming Starship Rocket Launch
SpaceX will attempt the third ever Starship launch test this week, and you can watch it all from the comfort of your home.
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Planet-Forming Disk Has More Water Than Earth's Oceans
Astronomers have discovered a planet-forming disk that holds more water than all of Earth's oceans combined.
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Scientists Found Hidden Moons Orbiting Uranus And Neptune
Astronomers have discovered hidden moons orbiting Neptune and Uranus, increasing the number of moons orbiting each planet.
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Kuiper Belt May Be Even Bigger Than We Thought
According to data from NASA's New Horizons , the Kuiper Belt may expand further out than we previously thought.
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Hubble Spots Colliding Galaxies That Look Like A 'String Of Pearls'
Hubble has spotted a galaxy that looks like a string of pearls, with a long S-shaped tail, unlike anything we've ever seen.
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How A Clothing Company Is Helping Innovate In Space Exploration
We catch up with Columbia's VP of Innovation to talk about the inclusion of the company's Omni-Heat tech on Intuitive Machines' Nova-C lander.
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NASA Probe Spots Twin Volcanic Plumes On Io
The latest Juno flyby of the Jovian moons has provided an image of twin volcanic plumes on Io spitting material into space.
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A Massive, Dead Satellite Will Barrel Back Down To Earth This Month
A massive, dead satellite will fall back to Earth this month. Here's what to expect from the ERS-2's re-entry.
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Astronomers Just Discovered 18 New Black Holes Gorging Themselves On Nearby Stars
Astronomers discovered 18 new black holes feeding off nearby stars using infrared instead of optical observations.
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Webb Captures Spellbinding Images Of 19 Spiral Galaxies
New James Webb observations have provided beautifully detailed images of 19 new spiral galaxies that will leave your mouth agape.
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New Study Raises Concerns Over Food Grown In Space
New concerns have been raised about space grown food and its ability to easily pick up bacteria like salmonella.
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ESA Finds Martian Water Reservoir That's Two-Miles Deep
The ESA has discovered a Martian water reservoir estimated to be two-miles deep, changing everything we know about the Red Planet's history.
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Starlink Community Gateways Boast 10 Gbps Speeds From Space - But It Costs Millions
Starlink has opened up orders for its Community Gateways which claim to provide fiber-like internet performance from space.
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